Sentence examples for sounded together from inspiring English sources

Another case of interference results when two tones sounded together produce a subjectively heard third tone.

Mortality and domestic relations, affection and obligation, had preoccupied Heaney throughout his work, and were frequently sounded together.

When two tones are sounded together the subjective reaction may be anything from one of perfect consonance to one of extreme dissonance.

Carillon, musical instrument consisting of at least 23 cast bronze bells in fixed suspension, tuned in chromatic order (i.e., in half steps) and capable of concordant harmony when sounded together.

Characterization of the complex relationships between these principals was relatively slight, but there was ample reason to expect more from the forthcoming indoor performances; eminently clear was how good these singers sounded together.

He found a mathematical relationship between notes that were pleasant when sounded together, and extended his discovery to produce a scale – a selection of notes out of the infinity of possible tones.

On the stage, the music might not sound together, but when it's projected out to the audience, it works".

As its unusual title ("symphonies") implies, the piece is Stravinsky's exploration of myriad ways that woodwind and brass instruments can sound together.

The focus here is on the early-reading phonics that children learn in school, practising skills like blending letter sounds together.

But I happen to love the way Ben's and my voices sound together.

I started drawing little sounds together in my mind for something bigger.